Did you factor in Noise Control if you brought an infant with you (noise canceling headphones)?

[Childs1stTime2Disney]

If you took your infant to WDW, did you factor in the noise level if you were bringing them on some rides, shows, etc? I have seen earmuffs (?noise canceling headphones?) for infants in the stores now and wondering how many people were concerned with noise levels or did you not worry about it?

 

[Surgie2]

Yes for a small infant young enough not to pull them off I would definitely bring ear protection. The Baby Banz work very well. They are not noise canceling but they provide protection. Might even help the baby sleep in a noisy place.

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[Minnesota!]

I did not. I can't recall (almost 8 years ago now..) what rides I would have done it on, but I just used my hands when I thought things would be loud.

 

[RangerPooh]

We took all 4 of our kids as infants and did not bring headphones. There are a few rides like the noise/burst of air on Figment where I did cover their ears, but rarely did I have to do this.

 

[DisneyMooners2010]

We have taken our DD every year since 9 months and only started using those when she turned three and loud noises (like fireworks) scared her. I'm not sure it makes a difference but she thinks it does ;-)

We are taking our youngest at 8 months soon and will bring some headphones for her only because we are doing the Frozen dessert party at EPCOT and I'm not sure if Illuminations will be too loud for her from that location. I doubt we will use them otherwise.

 

[bianca]

We are taking our 1 and 3 yo grandsons in October. I bought noise cancelling headphones for both.

 

[Aliceacc]

My youngest had real issues with noises-- fireworks in particular-- when she was young.

The price of Peltor Noise Cancelling headphones was well worth the benefits it gave her.